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WorksheetsLord of the Flies Exam Review
Total questions: 117
Worksheet time: 2hrs 57mins
Ralph can be described as...
Thin, blonde hair, handsome, strong, thinks his dad will save them.
Thick, glasses, asthma, believes they will not be saved.
Tall, skinny, red hair, ugly, leader of the choir boys.
Shy, quiet, stays to himself.
Piggy can be described as...
Thin, blonde hair, handsome, strong, thinks his dad will save them.
Thick, glasses, asthma, believes they will not be saved.
Tall, skinny, red hair, ugly, leader of the choir boys.
Shy, quiet, stays to himself.
Jack can be described as...
Thin, blonde hair, handsome, strong, thinks his dad will save them.
Thick, glasses, asthma, believes they will not be saved.
Tall, skinny, red hair, ugly, leader of the choir boys.
Shy, quiet, stays to himself.
How do the boys get the fire to start?
They rub two stones together
They use two sticks
They find matches in the airplane
They use Piggy’s glasses
Two groups are beginning to form on the island. Who are the two leaders?
Piggy and Jack
Ralph and Piggy
Ralph and Jack
Piggy and Simon
The boys make a rule about the conch. What is the rule?
The conch can only be held by the chief.
Whoever is holding the conch is allowed to speak.
Only the chief can speak.
The conch needs to be guarded.
The conch symbolizes:
rules and order
survival
teamwork
freedom
One of the themes (messages) so far can be...
Keep the hope alive.
Friendship is not important.
Teamwork is necessary for survival.
Life is short. YOLO.
Who is the author of the book?
Will.i.am
William Golding
Sherlock Holmes
William Gold
Why do the boys want to start a fire?
To have light at night.
To stay warm.
To cook the pig.
To hopefully have the smoke seen by a ship.
The littluns often spent the day
doing what the big boys told them to do
playing ball on the beach
building sandcastles on the beach
eating fruit
What happened in Chapter 4 that greatly upset Ralph?
Jack and his hunters let the fire go out
there was a ship on the horizon
Piggy's glasses broke
Jack successfully killed a pig
What does Jack do before the hunt?
kicks Piggy
sharpens his knife
makes sure the fire is still lit
paints his face
Who hits Piggy and breaks his specs?
Ralph
Jack
Roger
Maurice
Who retrieves Piggy's broken specs and hands them to him?
Simon
Ralph
Samneric
Jack
What three rules have been ignored in Chapter 5?
Where the boys go to the bathroom, keeping the fire lit, and building the shelters
Where the boys go to the bathroom, where the boys shower, and building the shelters
Taking care of the littluns, the building of the shelters, and the gathering of water
none of the above
Who admits to walking around in the forest at night (thus scaring Phil)?
Jack
Percival
Ralph
Simon
What does Simon tell the boys that the beast is?
"...maybe it's only us.."
"mankind's essential illness"
"it is just...a nightmare"
"there is no beastie"
From where does Percival claim the beast comes?
the forest
the sea
the lagoon
the fire
What does Ralph tell Piggy and Simon he wishes for at the end of chapter 5?
a sign from the adults
the conch
a good night's sleep
a shower
The signal fire on the mountain was abandoned because...
they had burned up all of the firewood
the boys were afraid "the beast" was up there
Sam and Eric refused to keep it going any longer
Ralph and Piggy decided the fire would be better on the beach
Who volunteered to walk through the jungle/woods alone to go talk to Piggy?
Ralph
Jack
Simon
Samneric
When Jack, Ralph, and Roger see the dead paratrooper they...
laugh at themselves for thinking there was a beast
give him a decent burial
don't realize what it is and run away
both A and B
Jack got mad and walked off because...
nobody would help him hunt
Ralph made fun of him
Piggy hit him in the face
the boys still wanted Ralph as chief
For whom does Jack leave the sow's head as an offering?
the Lord of the Flies
the beast
the dead paratrooper
Simon
What does the impending storm foreshadow?
a plane crashes on the island
something big is about to happen
the boys change in behavior
rain...only rain
For whom does Jack leave the sow's head as an offering?
the Lord of the Flies
the beast
the dead paratrooper
Simon
At the beginning of Chapter 7, Golding used plenty of images and descriptions to tell us that the boys:
are handsome
are growing fast
belong to the middle-class family
are dirty
Which Chapter 7 vocabulary word belongs in the following sentence?
The constant __________ between Ralph and Jack foreshadows a larger conflict later in the novel.
Antagonism
Covert
Ruefully
Cascade
When the storm breaks, Jack commands that they do what?
dance their hunting dance and chant
run for the shelters
stab Ralph and Piggy
climb the mountain to kill the beast
Who went to the mountain-top to hunt for the 'beast'?
Ralph, Jack and Roger
Jack, Simon and Roger
Ralph, Piggy and Roger
Jack, Roger and Simon
Which Chapter 7 vocabulary word belongs in the following sentence?
The idea of trekking through the jungle at night was so ________ that the boys decided to wait until morning.
Daunting
Crestfallen
Antagonism
Indulge
One important events in chapter 8 is ___________.
Jack tried to overthrow Ralph as a leader but many of them agree that they should go and hunt the beast.
Jack finally overthrows Ralph as a leader but was rejected by the little ones.
Jack finally overthrows Ralph as a leader but was rejected by the older ones.
Jack tried to overthrow Ralph as a leader but was rejected as a new chief.
On page 168 (page 9), there is this sentence: ‘The beast was on its knees in the centre, its arms folded over its face.’
The beast here refers to ___________.
the parachutist
the sow
Piggy
Simon
Who lost his conciousness after having a "conversation" with the sow's head?
Jack
Simon
Ralph
Roger
How did Jack convince the boys, who followed him, not to feel guilty about Simon's death? (2 pts)
Which Chapter 8 vocabulary word belongs in the following sentence?
After a successful hunt, the boys ______ themselves on roasted meat.
Gorged
Skewered
Palled
Parody
Chapter 9 Vocabulary Word
Definition: (v.) walk in a slow, relaxed manner, without hurry or effort
Sauntered
Furrowing
Festooned
Interspersed
How do the boys react to Simon's death?
They don't admit to each other that they were involved.
They blame each other.
They decide to join Jack's tribe.
They plot to murder Jack.
__________ cannot remember his own name at the time of rescue.
Ralph
Wilfred
Percival
Jack
________ believes that the death of Simon was murder.
Piggy
Ralph
Simon
Robert
________ claims that Simon was actually the beast in disguise.
Piggy
Jack
Roger
Ralph
_________ reveal Ralph’s hiding spot to Jack and the hunters.
The littluns
Roger and Maurice
Henry and Robert
Sam and Eric
______ makes excuses about the death of Simon, claiming it was NOT murder.
Ralph
Pigggy
Jack
Robert
__________ was beaten by Jack and the hunters for (supposedly) breaking one of the new tribe’s rules.
Ralph
Sam
Wilfred
Eric
_________ is on guard duty at Jack’s fort and threatens to roll a boulder on Ralph’s head.
Robert
Maurice
Henry
Roger
What does Ralph claim he is frightened of while declaring he is tired and wants to go home?
Storms
The boys
The beast
What is the symbolic meaning of the glasses being taken?
The island is slipping further into savagery
Piggy has lost his identity
The boys are losing all sense and reason
All of the above
What was it that Ralph could not comprehend?
Why the boys had become as wild as they were
What happened to Piggy
Why the hunters had sharpened a stick on both ends
Why the sow's head was talking
While hunting Ralph, what do the group of hunters do to force Ralph out of hiding?
Kill Percival
Set fire to the jungle
Throw spears into the thicket where he is hiding
Beat Samneric
Clamber
climb awkwardly, as if by scrambling
prove negative; show to be false
expressing extreme scorn
secret and shy
Enmity
a movement upward
having many complexly arranged elements; elaborate
a feeling of righteous anger
A state of deep-seated ill-will
Indignant
Angry
A flat surface
Using Gestures
A Loud Noise
A bad change in circumstances
vicissitudes
gesticulate
derisive
suffusion
a bare rocky place on a mountainside or other steep slope
creeper
pallor
scar
hiatus
A word for "hostility and hatred"
enmity
furtive
strident
pallor
flexible
pliant
pallor
specious
immure
to enclose within or as if within walls
furtive
indignation
immure
wizard
a great number of people or things
impending
tendrils
cessation
myriad
a stopping
cessation
writhing
derisive
blatant
volunteering one's services where they are neither asked for nor needed; meddlesome
inscrutable
pall
mortification
officious
expressing remorse (sorrow) for one's sins or shortcomings
officious
specious
contrite
preposterous
The quality of being cheerful and full of energy; exuberance
Enmity
Pliant
Ebullience
Vagrant
A brilliant radiance
Effulgence
Incredulous
Enmity
Pliant
The state of being opposed or hostile to someone or something
Susurration
Belligerence
Myriad
Enmity
Enclose or confine (Someone) against their will
Vicissitude
Effigy
Immure
Impalpable
Unwilling or unable to believe something
Belligerence
Dubious
Impapable
Incredulous
Assertive of authority in an annoyingly domineering way
Pliant
Incredulous
Officious
Belligerence
Bending rapidly; flexible
Officious
Enmity
Contrite
Pliant
A whispering sound
Pliant
Susurration
Vicissitude
Effigy
A change of fortune, typically one that is unwelcome
Vicissitude
Incredulous
Pliant
Effigy
Severe criticism; a rebuke or strong reprimand
Pliant
Impalpable
Chastisement
Vagrant
Hesitating or doubting
Dubious
Subdued
Myriad
Reverence
Deep respect for someone or something
Subdued
Reverence
Vagrant
Enmity
Quiet and rather reflective or depressed
Myriad
Pliant
Subdued
Officious
A person without a settled home who wonders from place to place
Subdued
Officious
Myriad
Vagrant
A bold manner or a show of boldness intended to impress or intimidate
flounder
clamber
Bravado
wallow
climb, move, or get in or out of something in an awkward and laborious way
tremulous
clamber
Bravado
sodden
to struggle with stumbling or plunging movements
wallow
clamber
rueful
flounder
not allowing fluid to pass through
impervious
impalpable
sodden
flounder
unable to be felt by touch
tremulous
Impalpable
Bravado
sodden
Expressing sorrow or regret, especially when in a slightly humorous way
tremulous
rueful
Bravado
sodden
the state or quality of being holy, sacred, or saintly
Impervious
wallow
sanctity
reverence
saturated with liquid, especially water; soaked through
Impervious
wallow
rueful
sodden
shaking or quivering slightly
Impervious
wallow
rueful
tremulous
indulge in an unrestrained way
Impervious
wallow
rueful
tremulous
